Single HDR Photo

[Karen]

For what does HDR stand?

[Alysser]

Wow, that's beautiful! It almost looks like a painting

[Catlady711]

For what does HDR stand?

From Wikipedia:
High dynamic range imaging (HDR)- is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of exposures (the range of values between light and dark areas) than normal digital imaging techniques. The intention of HDR is to accurately represent the wide range of intensity levels found in real scenes ranging from direct sunlight to shadows.

HDR was originally developed for use with purely computer-generated images. Later, methods were developed to produce a high dynamic range image from a set of photographs taken with a range of exposures.

[andrea2712]

It is beautiful!!

[Jessika]

I looked it up, but couldn't really find anywhere describing the technique. How do you go about doing this?

[Argranade]

I looked it up, but couldn't really find anywhere describing the technique. How do you go about doing this?

I use this thing on my camera that takes 3 photos at once in 3 different ways, one normal, one darker and one lighter, after I use photo matrix pro (free download) and upload all 3 photos which makes them into one and you can adjust the contrast, white tones ect... to make it how you want.

Thanks everyone.

[dukedogsmom]

That is beautiful! I just love it. More please? I wonder if my camera does that?

Look what I found in the Flickr HDR pool
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wiedman...-89888984@N00/

I still don't understand the process, though.

[kittycats_delight]

That is beautiful! I just love it. More please? I wonder if my camera does that?

Look what I found in the Flickr HDR pool
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wiedman...-89888984@N00/

I still don't understand the process, though.

What camera do you have Val? I can search it and post a pic of where the button is located for you.

Michelle

[Jessika]

I use this thing on my camera that takes 3 photos at once in 3 different ways, one normal, one darker and one lighter, after I use photo matrix pro (free download) and upload all 3 photos which makes them into one and you can adjust the contrast, white tones ect... to make it how you want.

Thanks everyone.

So you have a feature on your camera itself that does it and you just combine them later, ok.

So I guess my next question is do you have to have a specific type of camera to be able to do this?

This is odd I've never heard of this before... but now I really want to look into it. I hope I'm able to with my camera But I doubt it (Canon Digital Rebel XTi)

[AlleyCat]

It's an awesome photo !! Great job !!

One question .. Near the upper left corner, I can faintly see the words "photo" something in the clouds .. What's that about?

It's still awesome!

[kittycats_delight]

This is odd I've never heard of this before... but now I really want to look into it. I hope I'm able to with my camera But I doubt it (Canon Digital Rebel XTi)

I am attaching the pic of your camera where the bracketing button is placed. Photobucket is being difficult and won't upload pics again. So here is the bracketing button on your camera.

[Kfamr]

So you have a feature on your camera itself that does it and you just combine them later, ok.

So I guess my next question is do you have to have a specific type of camera to be able to do this?

This is odd I've never heard of this before... but now I really want to look into it. I hope I'm able to with my camera But I doubt it (Canon Digital Rebel XTi)

Your camera has the setting - press menu, go to the second menu, and it should be the first option - AEB (auto exposure bracketing.) Press OK and then the right arrow until all three brackets are at the settings you want. Press OK to set.

It's best the mount the camera on a tripod. The setting takes three different photos are three different exposures, so it's best to take a picture of a still object.

Do a good search - there's a good torturial somewhere that I used a while back for my first HDR for the XTi.